Victoria

In a Nutshell

After charging for up to 4.5 hours, this electric motorcycle transports riders without emitting harmful pollution or guzzling gas and oil

The Fine Print

Promotional value expires Sep 16, 2012. Amount paid never expires.May buy multiple. Valid only for Model 2 in pure white, shiny black, golden grey, or transparent red; subject to availability. Not valid at local dealerships. Extra $350 fee for shipping, valid within US only; pick-up available from 3171 Independence Dr., Livermore, CA 94551 for extra $95 fee. Not valid with other offers.Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.

Greenbee EV Tech Inc **DNR**

Before man discovered how to harness it, electricity spent most of its time torching trees that denied the existence of lightning. Put electricity to work with this Groupon.

$1,250 for a Greenbee Metro 2 Electric Motorcycle ($2,500 Value)

The shipping fee ($350) is not included in this Groupon.

The Greenbee Metro 2 converts electrical juices into 1.5 kilowatts of power, propelling riders at speeds of up to 30 miles per hour. The zero-emissions vehicle requires no gas or oil, instead collecting electricity from a standard 110-volt outlet for 2.5–4.5 hours before hitting the open road. Riders should check with their local DMV for guidelines about registering their vehicle before taking it for a spin. Depending on availability, buyers can opt for motorcycles in pure white, shiny black, golden gray, or transparent red.

Greenbee Electric Vehicles Technology

Based in California, Greenbee Electric Vehicles Technology guides drivers around the colossal carbon skid marks left by gas-guzzling vehicles with zero-emissions electric motorcycles designed for inner-city commutes. Two whisper-quiet Greenbee models, the Metro and Metro 2, feed on electricity from a standard 110-volt outlet, instead of depending on fossil fuels for their energy. But the petite motorcycles don't sacrifice speed, with the Metro zooming along at up to 60 miles per hour and the Metro 2 reaching up to 30 miles per hour, without either of them smogging up city skylines. Each is equipped with a backseat and a pair of fold-out foot pegs, too, in case riders need a gunner to man the rear confetti cannon.

Greenbee Electric Vehicles Technology

Greenbee Electric Vehicles Technology has dealers up and down the California coast who can point to a way around the colossal carbon skid marks left by gas-guzzling vehicles: zero-emission electric motorcycles designed for inner-city commutes and quiet enough to sneak up on housecats. Two Greenbee models, the Metro and Metro 2, feed on electricity from a standard 110-volt outlet, instead of depending on fossil fuels for their energy. But the petite motorcycles don't sacrifice speed, still zooming along at up to 60 miles per hour without smogging up city skylines. They're equipped with a backseat and a pair of fold-out foot pegs, too, in case drivers need a gunner to man the rear confetti cannon.